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This week: Joe Biden is out. Kamala Harris is in. The GOP is a bit panicked.
DoJ has indicted Guo Wengui on wire fraud and money laundering charges.
Calls from both sides for US Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle to resign are heeded.
We learn of many of the security anomalies at Mar-a-Lago.
Senator Bob Menendez was found guilty on all charges.
Plus updates on Fulton and Alexander Smirnov.

The espionage and obstruction case against Trump in Florida has been dismissed.There are almost a dozen people attending the Republican National Convention who convicted felon Trump should not interact with.
Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy case has been dismissed.
The DOJ has busted a Russian AI bot farm that spread disinformation in the US and abroad.
JD Vance has been selected as Trump's running mate.
Trump has filed a motion for a new trial in his hush money case, arguing that the Supreme Court's immunity ruling makes the evidence and testimony in the case off-limits. Trump's lawyers argue that testimony from presidential advisors is inadmissible due to official communications and immunity.
Jeffrey Clark attempts to remove his disciplinary proceedings to federal court.

This week, most of legacy media continues its hand-wringing about Biden's fitness while Trump takes a hiatus from public.

Rudy's request to liquidate in bankruptcy is a little suspicious. Freeman and Moss ask the court to disallow it.

A lawsuit accuses "Boris" of sexual assault while working on the Trump election campaign.

This week SCOTUS granted Trump immunity and more. It remains to be seen what impact it will have on the Fulton County case.
Trump asks for leave to file a motion to dismiss his Manhattan verdict and Judge Merchan modifies Trump's Manhattan gag order.
Mark Meadows battles over his White House records.
Steve Bannon is officially an inmate. He probably doesn’t like it any more than Pete Navarro does.
Felix Sater has been hit with a $32 million judgment.
Rudy Giulianni is disbarred from New York.
Plus, Jim Jordan writes a weak and terrible report on the 51 former intel officials who said that the Hunter Biden laptop smelled like Russian misinformation.

This week in Manhattan: Alvin Bragg is urging Judge Engoron to keep most of the gag order in place and Trump has moved, again, to have Judge Engoron recuse himself from the civil fraud case.
We have updates in Nevada and Arizona fraudulent electors cases.
Plus, more bad news for Bannon and the Pillow Man.

This week: DA Fani Willis seeks dismissal of Trump’s appeal to Judge McFadden’s ruling that she did not have to recuse herself from the trial; a Trump lawyer is taken off of a Judicial Advisory Commission in Wisconsin; and a voter data breach conspirator in Michigan has flipped on Stephanie Lambert.

Plus, we have updates on Rudy and Bannon; a House Ethics probe into Nancy Mace; and Trump may be in gun trouble.